Finca Vistas Galatzó is a whitewashed Mallorcan country house dating back to 1830, set on 3,760 square metres of land in Es Capdellà and framed by the dramatic contours of the Galatzó mountains. From a distance, its terracotta rooflines and timber shutters emerge gently from a landscape of stone walls, palms and olive trees. The setting feels cinematic yet entirely authentic, a place where architecture and terrain have grown into one another over time.

The house offers 337 square metres of constructed space across two levels, with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Its proportions are classical and calm. Thick walls, exposed beams and terracotta floors create interiors that are both grounded and generous. Light enters softly through wooden framed openings, tracing warm shadows across tiled floors and white plaster surfaces.

The ground floor unfolds as a sequence of living spaces that open naturally onto the terraces and garden. A sculptural staircase anchors the dining area, while the kitchen pairs handcrafted cabinetry in deep tones with stone worktops and a professional grade range. In the main salon, a traditional fireplace forms a quiet focal point. Its simple mantel stands in clear relief against white plaster and is framed in natural stone, lending both architectural presence and a tangible sense of warmth. Materials are tactile and honest, stone, wood and iron, selected for their substance rather than display.

Upstairs, bedrooms open to garden light and mountain views. Some rooms are punctuated by bold artworks and rich accent walls, adding a contemporary layer to the historic shell. Bathrooms continue the restrained material palette, with natural stone, warm wood and clean lined fittings that feel timeless rather than trend driven.

The grounds also include a separate garage and an adjoining utility room, positioned discreetly beside the house. These ancillary structures are clearly organised and integrate seamlessly into the overall composition of the property. Access is provided via a private driveway, ensuring a clear distinction between living areas and service functions.

Despite its sense of seclusion, the finca is only moments from the heart of Es Capdellà, one of Mallorca’s most charming villages, known for its relaxed rhythm, local cafés and small restaurants set against a mountain backdrop. Palma can be reached in approximately 20 minutes, making this a rare combination of rural retreat and urban proximity.

The house borders another property currently on the market, known as Villa Vista Es Capdellà, and the two properties can also be acquired together.